Учебник английского

Time for fun

25th Summer Universiade 2009 in Belgrade (Serbia)

Hotel California (The Eagles)

On a dark desert highway Cool wind in my __________

Warm smell of colitas

Rising up through the __________

Up ahead in the distance

I saw a shimmering __________

My head grew heavy and my sight grew dim

I had to stop for the __________

There she stood in the doorway I heard the mission __________

And I was thinking to myself

“This could be heaven or this could be __________” Then she lit up a __________

And she showed me the way

There were voices down the _________

I thought I heard them say...

Welcome to the Hotel California Such a lovely __________

(Such a lovely place) Such a lovely __________

Plenty of __________ at the Hotel California Any time of year

(Any time of year) You can find it here

Her mind is Tiffany twisted She got a __________

She got a lot of pretty, pretty boys That she calls __________

How they dance in the courtyard Sweet summer sweat

Some __________ to remember Some __________ to forget

So I called up the __________

“Please bring me my wine”

He said: “We haven’t had that spirit here Since nineteen sixty __________”

And still those voices are calling from far away Wake you up in the middle of the night

Just to hear them __________...

Welcome to the __________California Such a lovely place

(Such a lovely place) Such a lovely face

They livin’ it up at the Hotel California What a nice __________

(What a nice surprise) Bring your alibis

__________ on the ceiling The pink champagne on ice

And she said: “We are all just prisoners here Of our own device”

And in the master’s chambers They gathered for the __________

They stab it with their steely knives But they just can’t kill the __________

Last thing I __________

I was running for the door

I had to find the passage back To the __________ I was before “__________” said the night man “We are programmed to receive

You can __________any time you like But you can never leave!”

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Make U real

Make U real

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The Transportation function is responsible for planning and implementing systems, policies and procedures that provide transportation for all people or participants. This area assures convenient and efficient transportation service between different Summer Universiade venues.

The main focus is to define and run transportation services during Universiade in an integrated manner with other overall operation aspects (competition schedule, arrivals, accommodation) and in coordination with other parties (local authorities, public entities, suppliers, workforce).

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TRANSPORT

Key responsibilities:

•Create a transportation manual

•Plan and manage transportation services for the athletes, judges, referees, Universiade Family, media, workforce and public

•Fleet and service planning

•Transportation operations

•Manage transportation bookings and inquiries desk

•Traffic coordination

•Arrangement at official points of entry and departure

Volunteers at the Transport department are responsible for:

•providing transport information to officials and athletes

•communicating with bus drivers and drivers of official vehicles

•helping at the taxi dispatcher

•working at the Transport Mall center at the University Village and other venues

•assisting transport coordinators at venues

•other tasks

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Reading Transport

Transport or transportation is the movement of people and goods from one location to another.

Modes of transport include air, rail, road, water, cable, pipeline, and space. The field can be divided into infrastructure, vehicles, and operations.

Transport infrastructure consists of the fixed installations necessary for transport, and may be roads, railways, airways, waterways, canals and pipelines, and terminals such as airports, railway stations, bus stations, warehouses, trucking terminals, refueling depots and seaports. Terminals may be used both for interchange of passengers and cargo and for maintenance.

Vehicles traveling on these networks may include automobiles, bicycles, buses, trains, trucks,people, helicopters, and aircraft. Operations deal with the way the vehicles are operated, and the procedures set for this purpose including financing, legalities and policies. In the transport industry, operations and ownership of infrastructure can be either public or private, depending on the country and mode.

Passenger transport may be public, where operators provide scheduled services, or private. Transport plays an important part in economic growth and globalization, but most types cause air pollution and use large amounts of land. While it is heavily subsidized by governments, good planning of transport is essential to make traffic flow, and restrain urban sprawl.

The invention of the automobile is undoubtedly one of the humankind’s greatest inventions. Automobile allowed people to move faster from one place to another. This in one’s turn dramatically increased people’s life pace. Distance was no longer of that importance. It was a new means of communication. Unfortunately, the invention of the automobile has some negative aspects. The most obvious aspect of this is road accident. Many people every day suffer from different injuries. Also, with the invention of the automobile humankind came across with a problem of air pollution. We believe that soon we all will be able to exchange our cars for those, which use sun energy instead of fuel.

Word work

bicycle, bike		1											2		3
train
lorry (UK),
truck (US)
balloon
helicopter		4											5		6
van
plane, airplane
car (UK), auto,
automobile
(US		7											8		9
motorbike,
motorcycle
submarine
bus		10											11		12
ship

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Volunteer vocabulary (VV):

Airport Vocabulary:		11. direct flight/ non-	20. life vest	31. terminal
1.	airport	stop flight	21. meeting point	32. ticket
2.	aisle seat/window	12. domestic flight/	22. passport	33. to board
	seat	international flight	23. pilot	34. to book
3.	arrivals / departure	13. driver	24. restroom / lavatory/	35. to catch a taxi
4.	baggage / luggage	14. duty free	WC	36. to land
5.	baggage claim	15. economy/first class	25. seat	37. to miss the bus / train
6.	boarding pass	16. excess baggage/	26. seat belt	38. to pick smb up/ to
7.	bus stop	overweight	27. shuttle bus	drop smb off
8.	cancelled	17. flight	28. single/return ticket	39. to take off
9.	carry-on	18. gate	29. steward/stewardess	40. visa
10. customs		19. layover	30. taxi/cab

Skills

Questions about trains / buses

—Could you tell me the time of the next train / bus to Cardiff, please?

—Is it an express train / bus, or do I have to change trains / buses?

—Is there a buffet car?

—What platform / stop does it leave from?

—What time does it depart?

—What time does it arrive?

—How long is the journey

Questions about flying

—Is there a flight to London, please?

—Is it a direct flight, or do I have to change planes?

—Do they serve food?

—What terminal does it leave from?

—Is there an airport bus?

—Can I have a window/aisle seat?

—What time do I have to check in?

—What time does it take off?

—What time does it land?

—How long is the flight?

Buying a train ticket

—I’d like a ticket to London, please.

—Single or return?

—Return. How much is the fare?

—That’s £150.00 peak time, or if you travel offpeak between 10am and 3pm it’s only £65.00.

—I’ll travel off-peak then thanks. Can I reserve a seat?

—Yes, but it’s an extra £5.00.

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Buying a plane ticket

—I’d like a ticket to London, please.

—Single or return?

—Return. How much is it?

—That’s £150.00 business class, or £65.00 budget.

—Budget then thanks. Can I have a window / aisle seat, please?

—Yes, certainly.

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Language work	Exercise 1
	What words are these?
•	Raiprot =	•	Gat =
•	Lifthg =	•	Loonabl =
•	Vaylero =	•	Avn =
•	Tchiderspa =	•	Sub =
•	llcacnede =	•	Pish =
•	To kobo =	•	Robotmike =
•	Itax =	•	Rylor =
•	Essadrtesw =	•	Asile =
Exercise 2
Match the words from A with the de nitions from B.
Modes of Transportation
A	B
1. Car	a) also called an “18-wheeler” or “Tractor-trailer”. This is used to carry large amounts
	of cargo
2. Bus	b) this is powered by the legs and is able to maintain balance due to centrifugal forc
3. Taxi	c) this is used by firemen to travel to places where fires need to be extinguished
4. Bicycle	d) this is used to travel on water by sailing
5. Van	e) this is used to travel through the air by flying
6. Train	f) this travels on rails and often has many compartments; it can be used to carry
	people or good
7. Airplane	g) this is used to carry sick people to the hospital in cases of emergency
8. Boat	h) this is a type of car in which a driver drives you somewhere for a charge
9. Ambulance	i) this is a common form of transportation seen on the road; it has four tires and car-
	ries 2-8 people
10. Fire truck	j) this is larger than a car but smaller than a truck and can carry more people than a
	car
11. Truck	k) this is about the same size as a truck but carries people instead of goods; it stops
	at regularly at predetermined destination

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Dialogue

Checking in at the airport

Clerk: Good Morning.

Mr S: Is this the right desk? My flight is BA123.

Clerk: Yes, that’s right. I need your passport and your ticket, please. Mr S There you go

Clerk: Thank you. Do you have any luggage to check in Mr Smith Mr S Yes, these two suitcases.

Clerk: Could you put them on the conveyor belt, please. Mr S: Sure. I don’t think they are over.

Clerk: No. That’s fine. Would you like a window or an aisle seat? Mr S: A window seat, please.

Clerk: ... Here are your luggage tags and your boarding card. Your seat is 36B. Mr S: Thank you. What is the boarding time?

Clerk: The plane is boarding in 30 minutes. You leave from Gate 15. Have a good flight. Mr S: Thank you. Goodbye.

What do bees do if they want to use public transport?

Wait at a buzz stop!

Why is it that when you transport something by car, it’s called shipment but when you transport something by ship it’s called cargo?

It’s always the same: when you wash your car it rains, but

washing your car to make it rain, never works.

Why is it that when you’re driving and looking for an address, you turn down the volume on the radio?

Discussion

What is good and not so good about different ways of travelling? Which has the most ticks? Is this the best way to travel for everyone or only some people? Is this the best way to travel all the time or only some of the time?

Transport	Quick	Cheap	Healthy	Safe	Fun	Good for
						planet
bicycle
train
ship
car
airplane
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Time for fun	7th Winter Asian Games	4
	January 30 – February 6, 2011 Astana
	(Kazakhstan)

Airplanes (B.O.B.)

Chorus: Can we pretend that _________

In the night sky are like shooting stars I could really use a wish right now Can we ______ that airplanes

In the night sky are like shooting stars

I could really use a wish right now (wish right now, wish right now)

I could use a ______ or a genie or a wish

To go back to a place much simpler than this Cause after all the partyin’ and smashin’ and crashin’

And all the glitz and the glam and the

______

And all the pandemonium and all the madness

There comes a time where you fade to the blackness

And when you’re ______ at that phone in your lap

And you hoping but them people never call you back

But that’s just how the story unfolds

You get another hand soon after you fold And when your _____ unravel

And they sayin’ what would you wish for If you had one chance

So airplane airplane sorry I’m late

I’m on my way so don’t close that _____

If I don’t make that then I’ll switch my

______

And I’ll be right back at it by the end of the

____

Chorus

Somebody take me back to the days Before this was a job, before I got ______

Before it ever mattered what I had in my

______

Yeah back when I was tryin’ to get into the

_______

And back when I was rappin’ for the hell of it But now a days we rappin’ to stay relevant I’m guessin that if we can make some wishes outta ______

Then maybe yo maybe I’ll go back to the days

Before the ______ that we call the rap game And back when ain’t nobody listened to my mix tape

And back before I tried to cover up my slang But this is for the Cada, what’s up Bobby Ray So can I get a wish to end the politics

And get back to the music that started this sh-t

So here I _____ and then again I say

I’m hopin’ we can make some ______ outta airplanes

Gulnaz			: It’s an		award in itself
to be the
			part of it. I love						the
game and the job, I
ing players and						enjoy see-
I work					teams,			people
		with are great.
volunteers are							Many
how much fun surprised at
				it can be to					help
others. Not every
experience is the					volunteer
finding an					same, but by
			opportunity				that
matches your
should				interests, you
	have lots of fun.

		SPORT
Make U real	Make U real

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Sport volunteers - Volunteers involved in holding competitions including sport venues. Fair knowledge and skills of sport and extra training are required

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Reading

Universiade 2013 Sports

Only seven sports were presented at the first Universiade in Turin, Italy in 1959. More than half a century later Kazan sets a record by including 27 sports in the programme of the 27th World University Summer Games: track and field athletics, swimming, rhythmic gymnastics, table tennis, basketball, diving, fencing, football, judo, artistic gymnastics, volleyball, tennis and water polo.

Kazan chose a record number of optional sports, 13 of which were approved. The Kazan Universiade will feature the most popular and developed sports in Russia and Tatarstan: boxing, trap and skeet shooting, synchronised swimming, rowing racing, kayak/canoe racing, sambo, belt wrestling, chess, weightlifting, rugby-7, field hockey, badminton, beach volleyball. It’s for the first time that the Universiade will feature six new sport events: badminton, chess, belt wrestling, rugby-7, sambo and beach volleyball

Terms and Abbreviations
Universiade 2013		XXVII World Summer Universiade of 2013 in Kazan
FISU		International University Sports Federation
Executive Committee		Executive Committee of XXVII World Summer Kazan Universiade 2013
RSSS		Russian Students Sports Union
IHL		Institution of Higher Learning

Word work

Write numbers to make a match between sport and picture.

1.	Artistic gymnastics	6.	Tennis	11.	Basketball
2.	Football	7.	Water polo	12.	Judo
3.	Volleyball	8.	Rhythmic gymnastics	13.	Table tennis
4.	Swimming	9.	Fencing
5.	Track and field	10.	Diving
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Volunteer vocabulary (VV):

1.	athlete/ sportsman	11. goalkeeper	22. scoreboard	33. whistle
2.	award ceremony	12. locker	23. seat / stand	34. winner
3.	centre-forward /	13. National anthem	24. stadium	35. to applause
	striker	14. player	25. stopwatch	36. to cheer on
4.	championship	15. prize	26. success	37. to disqualify
5.	cheerleader	16. Ready, steady, go!	27. team	38. to lose
6.	competition	17. record	28. ticket	39. to take part
7.	defender	18. referee, umpire	29. trainer, coach	40. to win a medal
8.	fan/ spectator	19. result	30. training/warming-up
9.	final	20. rule	31. venue
10. game, match		21. score	32. victory

Skills

Questions about sport events

• How much are the tickets?		• Do you think this game will be a draw?
•	Who`s playing today?	• Do you think this team will go to the finals?
•	Who`s winning?	• Do you think your team will be relegated /
•	What`s the score?	promoted this year? (Ref: Football)
• How much time is left in the game?		• What’s your handicap? (Ref: Golf.)
• Which half are we in?

The names of sports that end in -ing are verbs and use the verb to go with them (for example, to go swimming). But you can also use the verb without the -ing (to swim). The rest of the sports are nouns, so you must use the verb to play with them (to play soccer).

Put the sports in the correct boxes:

to go VERB+ing / to VERB				to play NOUN
to go swimming / to swim; to go bowling / to bowl				to play soccer; to play football
Then write the following words in the right column
football	basketball	gymnastics		running		athletics
horse riding	golf	skiing		volleyball		climbing
karate	tennis	yoga		skating		judo
Swimming	cycling	aerobics		nooker		table tennis
PLAY		DO			GO

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Language work

Exercise 1

Build Up. How do you play / do some of these sports?

Golf	A teamgame, usually played outdoors, on a pitch, with a bat, a ball, and stumps,
	There are11 players on each team.
Tennis	Usually played by individuals, It is played on a course, using several types of clubs
	and a ball.
Cricket	A racquet sport played by either two players (singles) or two pairs (doubles). Played
	on a court divided by a net with racquets and a shuttlecock.
Rugby	A team sport, usually played outdoors, on a football pitch, with a round football, a
	goal, with two teams of 11 players, and a goalie.
Football	A team game, usually played outdoors, on a cricket pitch, with a bat, a cricket ball,
	and stumps, There are11 players on each team.
Badminton	It is played by two players. Darts are thrown at a board.
Darts	A team sport, played outdoors, on a pitch, with an oval ball, and two teams of 15
	players.

Exercise 2

What do you call the people described playing in sports and games?

Example: A…… decides who is right or wrong in disputes on the football eld. (key: referee)

Horse, medalist, rally, snowboard, outsider, skateboard, pole position, pentathlon, athlete, sprint A dark ________ is a surprise winner in a competition.

A _________ can be a short and very fast race.

A ____________ is a car or motorcycle race over long distances on public roads. A _______________ is a flat board used to go downhill on snow.

A ______________ is a person who has finished as first, second or third.

A ____________ is a short flat narrow board with two small wheels under each end.

A _________ is a sporting event in which sportsmen compete in five different sports. An ______________ is a person with only a slight chance of winning.

An ____________ is very good at sports and enters sports competitions.

___________ is the starting position for a motor race on the inside of the front row.

Exercise 3

Enter the correct word

1.My team always______.	4.The United States	6.I’m a little upset be-	marked
wins	usually wins a lot of	cause my team ________	scored
victory	________ during the	last night.
	Olympics.	lost	9.The person who makes
2.The Swedish soccer	medals	failed	sure that a game is
(football) team ________	metal		played according to the
Vietnam 3-0.		7.If you don’t want to	rules is called a ________.
won	5.The ________ of base-	shoot the ball, ________	reprepresentative
beat	ball are very difficult to	it.	referee
	understand for people	pace
3.Kobe Bryant had a ter-	who don’t know the	pass	10. Athletes have to
rible game. He ________	game.		________ long and hard
most of his shots.	rails	8.The Canadian hockey	to achieve success.
failed	rules	team ________ six goals	train
missed		against Switzerland.	trail
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Discussion

Interview each other

Who do you think is the best all around athlete in the world? In our country?

Who is your favorite professional athlete? Why?

How do you feel about extreme sports?

What are some of the benefits of sports?

Do you play any sports?

Are you a member of any sports team? If not, have you ever been? Are you good at sports?

Do you often play sports?

Do you like to watch sports on TV? Do you think playing sports helps people work better as a team at work?

Have you ever been to watch a professional sporting event?

Is it good that professional sports are so commercial nowadays? What do you think is the most popular sport in the world? What do you think the top five

most watched sports are in the world?

What is the most popular sport in your country?

What new sports would you like to try?

What sport do you think is the most dangerous?

What sport do you think is the most expensive?

What’s your favorite sport? Why do you like it?

How often do you play it? How often do you watch it? Which do you prefer, Soccer or American football?

Dialogue

Buying a ticket to a sporting event:

I`d like four tickets please. Would you like front row seats? That sounds great, but how much do they cost?

They`re £30 each.

Oh that’s fine. I`d like to reserve four front-row seats for this Saturday`s match.

Ok, that`ll be £120. Here you go.

Thank you. Here are your tickets.

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Time for fun	I Winter Youth Olympic Games 2012
	in Innsbruck (Austria)

The winner takes it all (ABBA)

I don’t wanna ________

About the things we’ve gone through Though it’s hurting me

Now it’s ________

I’ve played all my cards

And that’s what you’ve done too Nothing more to ________

No more ace to ________

The winner takes it all

The loser standing ________

Beside the ________

That’s her destiny

I was in your ________

Thinking I belonged there I figured it made ________

Building me a fence Building me a ________

Thinking I’d be strong there But I was a fool

Playing by the ________

The gods may throw a dice Their minds as cold as ice And someone way down here Loses someone dear

The ________ takes it all The ________ has to fall It’s simple and it’s plain Why should I complain.

But tell me does she _______

Like I used to kiss you? Does it feel the same

When she calls your ______? Somewhere deep inside You must know I ______ you But what can I say

Rules must be obeyed The judges will ________

The likes of me abide Spectators of the ________

Always staying low

The ________ is on again A lover or a ________

A big thing or a small The ________ takes it all I don’t wanna ________

If it makes you feel sad And I ___________

You’ve come to shake my hand I apologize

If it makes you feel _______

Seeing me so tense No self-confidence But you ________

The winner takes it all

The winner takes it all..

Rezeda: Volunteering has

really made a diff

it’s

brought out

erence,

qualities

I hadn’t

seen in

myself

and showed

tential. In

me my

po-

Innsbruck I

was

coordinator

of media

de-

partment on

one of the

main venues. It

was the

greatest

I only

experience! Now

in this

see myself

working

functional area.

Make U real

Make U real

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Catering department is providing foodservice at a remote site or a site like a hotel, sport venue and other various locations.

“Food is Culture & Culture is Food»!

Catering department is responsible for delivering safe and high quality food and beverage products to all constituent groups during the Summer Universiade.

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Reading	International and fusion cuisine

International cuisine introduces you to new tastes and teaches you about a foreign country’s history and native plants and animals. Experiencing ethnic dishes is a way to enhance international travel, and introduce a part of a foreign land into your own kitchen. When discovering international cuisines, it is important to understand which ingredients are frequently used in the native country, how they typically cook the dish, and how the meal relates to the country’s culture. Traveling to foreign countries be adventurous with tasting different dishes, and ask locals to make recommendations on the best foods, cooking methods and ingredients.

Fusion cuisine, like fusion music and religion, appeals to multiculturalism, diversity, and novelty; it is also quite easy to market. It is an expression of the contemporary world of images and actively promotes a blending and diversity of cultures. It is

a global cuisine in the sense that its elements are representative of cultures from around the world.

Volunteer vocabulary (VV):

1.	Breakfast/Lunch/	3.	Expiration date	6.	Hungry/ Starving/	8.	Microwave oven/Oven
	Dinner	4.	Food / Meal		Thirsty	9.	Snack
2.	Catering	5.	Fresh/raw	7.	Lunch box	10.	Vegetarian

Skills	Work in pairs, A and B. Think of your favourite dish but don’t say what it is. Write out
	the list of ingredients that are needed to make the dish. Show the list to your partner
	and ask him/her to guess the name of the dish.
	Did you guess right?

Give Russian equivalents

1. After dinner sit awhile, after supper walk a mile.

2.Every cook praises his own broth

3.No song, no supper. The ABC of Table Manners

4.	A half of loaf is	1.	Do not attract undue attention to yourself in public.
	better, than no	2.	When eating take as much as you want, but eat as much as you take.
	bread.	3.	Do not eat too fast or too slowly, cut as you eat.
5.	First come, first	4.	Take a little of every dish that is offered to you.
	served.	5.	Sit up straight and face the table, do not put your elbows on the table
6.	Tastes differ.		while eating.
7.	Live not to eat, but	6.	Do not reach across the table – simply say “Would you please pass the
	eat to live		salt,”etc.
8.	I’m hungry as a	7.	When refusing a dish simply say: “No, thank you,” when accepting, – “Yes,
	hunter		please.”
9.	Appetite comes	8.	Do not leave the spoon in your cup when drinking tea or coffee.
	with eating
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Word work		Exercise 1.
		Write numbers to make a match between food and picture.
bread
	1			2		3		4
noodles
flour
soup	5			6		7		8
cheese
oatmeal	9			10		11		12
butter
egg	13			14		15		16
bagel
cookie	17			18		19		20
beef
ham
donut	21			22		23		24
sugar
spaghetti	25			26		27		28
milk
tea	29			30		31		32
candy
bite	33			34		35		36
coffee
ice cream
pepper	37			38		39		40
	41			42		43		44

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bacon

meat

honey dough

sausage

pasta

slice

rice

oil

pancake

soda, pop, coke

cereal

piece

fish

pizza

salt

juice

jam

pork

drink

pie

sip

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Language work

Exercise 1

Look at these words and try to give their corresponding Russian equivalents. Use your dictionary to check the meanings of these words.

Marmalade, bacon, sauce, menu, soup, restaurant

Exercise 2

Make up your own sentences using the following words and word combinations.

1.in the lunch hour, restaurant, to be hungry and thirsty;

2.coffee or tea, a cup, to be busy, not to go to the canteen;

3.to order, meat or fish, to choose, will you..., a menu.

Exercise 3

Draw lines and/or write numbers to make a match between food and country.

Taco	1. Italy
Sausages	2. Japan
Chicken curry	3. China
Beijing duck	4. Mexico
Sushi	5. India
Pizza	6. Germany

Exercise 4

Choose the right word from the list to fill in the gaps.. fast food, cookbook, recipe, dish, menu, take-away, bill, ingredients, service, wait person, tip, dessert, bar, lounge, restaurant, order

I really hate _____. I prefer to go to a good _____ that serves everything, including the _____, using the best

_____. Sometimes, I like to _____ something that I have tried at home. First, I look up the _____ in the

_____ and then I cook the _____. Next, I go to the restaurant, and when the _____ comes to my table I ask for the _____ and order what I have already cooked at home! Sometimes, I like to go out for a _____. You can have a drink in either a _____ or a _____, which are usually nicer. At the end of the evening, it’s time to ask for the _____ and, usually, if the _____ has been good, it’s a good idea to leave a 15%-20% tip.

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Exercise 5.

Use the following words to complete the sentences below.

bill, dessert, drinks, sh and chips, hungry, menu, nonsmoker, order

1.Guest: A table for two, please.

2.Waiter: Smoker or_______?

3.Guest: Non-smoker, please.

4.Waiter: Here you go. Would you like to see the________?

5.Guest: Yes, please. We are very__________.

6.The guests look at the menu.

7.Waiter: Are you ready to_________?

8.Guest: We'd like_______, please.

9.Waiter: Would you like any_________?

10.Guest: An orange juice and a coke.

11.The guests have finished their meals.

12.Waiter: Would you like a_________?

13.Guest: No, thank you. Could we have the_________, please?

Dialogue

Dialogue 1

Waiter: Hello, Can I help you?

Kim: Yes, I’d like to have some lunch. Waiter: Would you like a starter?

Kim: Yes, I’d like a bowl of chicken soup, please. Waiter: And what would you like for a main course? Kim: I’d like a grilled cheese sandwich.

Waiter: Would you like anything to drink? Kim: Yes, I’d like a glass of Coke, please.

Waiter... After Kim has her lunch.: Can I bring you anything else?

Kim: No thank you. Just the bill. Waiter: Certainly.

Kim:I don’t have my glasses. How much is the lunch? Waiter: That’s $6.75.

Kim: Here you are. Thank you very much. Waiter: You’re welcome. Have a good day. Kim: Thank you, the same to you.

to be hungry – быть голодным	restaurant – ресторан	cold platter – холодные закуски
to be thirsty – испытывать жажду	cafe – кафе	appetizer - закуски
to have breakfast – завтракать	fast-food – кафе быстрого	first course – первое блюдо
to have dinnerобедать	питания	main course -основные блюда
to have supper -ужинать	pub or snack-bar – закусочная	second course – второе блюдо
	coffee shop –кафе

Discussion

Interview each other

What’s your favourite food? What’s your favourite hot drink? Have you ever eaten snake? What’s your favourite snack food? Do you like milk?

Do you often eat between meals? Do you like sweet food?

What’s your favourite kind of porridge? Do you like spicy food?

In your family, who usually cooks? Which countries’ foods have you eaten?

Do you eat quickly or slowly? What’s your favourite fruit? Have you used a knife and fork? Have you ever been on a diet? What’s your favourite cold drink? Have you or your family ever cooked outside?

Have you ever killed an animal and eaten it?

What food do you eat when you’re sick?

Do you often chew chewing gum?

What do you usually eat for breakfast?

What food do you eat when you’re unhappy?

In your opinion, what food is the least healthy?

Do you eat fried rice with chopsticks or a spoon?

When you cook noodles, do you add anything extra?

In your opinion, what food is the most healthy?

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Time for fun	26th Summer Universiade 2011
	in Shenzhen (China)

Form banana

Form banana, form form banana. (Arms above head in banana shape.)

Form banana, form form banana.

Peel banana, peel, peel banana. (One arm down.)

Peel banana, peel, peel banana. (Other arm down.)

Go bananas! Go, go bananas! (Jump up and go bananas.)

Go bananas! Go, go bananas!

Form potato, form, form potato

Form potato, form, form potato.

Peel potato, peel, peel potato.

Peel potato, peel, peel potato. Mash potato, mash, mash potato. Mash potato, mash, mash potato.

Form an orange, form, form an orange. Form an orange, form, form an orange.

Peel an orange, peel, peel an orange.

Peel an orange, peel, peel an orange. Squeeze an orange, squeeze, squeeze an orange. (Turn to neighbor and hug/squeeze them.)

Squeeze an orange, squeeze, squeeze an orange.

Form some corn, form, form some corn (x2) Peel some corn, shuck, shuck some corn. (x2) Pop some corn, pop, pop some corn. (Jump and clap your hands.)

Pop some corn, pop, pop some corn.

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		HOST CITY VOLUNTEERS
Make U real	Make U real

Starting up

Host City volunteers - local individuals to personally engage with the Games by showcasing the warmth and hospitality

The Kazan Universiade 2013 Host Cities Volunteers will be representatives of the respective Host Cities who will be assisting all the spectators, official visitors of the respective cities and tourists who will be visiting Kazan during the special events and official tourna-

ments. Their responsibility would be welcoming and guiding the spectators and visitors on city specific information e.g.

Event venues, entertainment, fan centres, emergency services information, transport, accommodation, tourism, historical sites and other key areas as chosen by the respective cities.

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